Upon death of the surviving spouse, the death certificates of both spouses are among the things the personal rep / executor / estate administrator will have to show the title company at the sale of the real estate.

I don't mind volunteering, I just want to indulge myself to learn as much as possible.Secondly, I want to know if there are any extra certificate I can get while I am a real estate agent I plan on doing the Realtor certifications, but are they any others? 

Hi Michael,It's called "Certificate of Registration"It can be printed here:  https://www.cityofjerseycity.com/UserFiles/Servers...).pdf

I found later that Mark Walters and MW had no Certificate of Liability on file for their Company or record of liability insurance for the Contractor they had contracted with to do the work on my house.

-Get a copy of their insurance certificate.

MAINTENANCE Vendor Contracts Review Current Property Management Agreement Laundry Leases Security Service Reports Elevator Certificates Utility bills for each meter and each service - including acct.

College can be the way to go if you want to eventually get a RE Certificate or degree - I am pursuing that myself and a bit annoyed that I have to retake so many courses I've already completed (because the college won't accept the accreditation from prior coursework - ah well, it's easy review).

Owners / Landlords are required to complete a course given by local police departments and to keep up this certificate with continued rental license applications.

If you are serious I would recommend taking Cornell's online certificate course on Hotel REI and Asset Management.https://www.ecornell.com/certificates/hospitality-...I have taken these courses and they are demanding and rewarding.  

I don't know of any account that you are speaking of outside of certificates of deposit that would be at 1+ year terms.I would continue to invest.